Comment by Aardappel
11 years ago
(disclaimer: I wrote the program).
* It's a traditional desktop app, so to share you'd save your files in dropbox or similar. It detects when the file has changed outside the app.
* Not sure what you mean by "go to" tool.
* Whichever you prefer. It can certainly handle large amounts of data in a single file efficiently.
* Importing from other tools: if the other tool (mindmapper/outliner) can save as indented text, this can then import that same structure. It can also read .csv files from excel etc.
I was hoping from a response from the poster that said he worked with the program for the last 6 months.
* The question about sharing wasn't really directed at how to share, but if he used this program to share with other users. So rather than it being a group of one, there were others passing data around.
* "Go to Tool" is along the line of my tool chest has all of these tools, and I pull out what the best one is. Since this is a multi purpose tool it get's pulled out more often, it becomes your "go to tool". Like people's leathermen tools become their "go to tool" for everything but fine dining.
The first may answer the need to be able to import in and out. If the group is using it, then less data transformations are needed.
The go to answers how useful it really is. In it all day doing things is a bonus, only using it for mind mapping not as helpful.
Thanks!